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Mouse Guard, Fall 1152 is the first of a small series of graphic novels for young adult readers. The illustrations are extremely appealing (read: cute, expressive, inventive) and the storyline itself is interesting enough. It’s…

I only recently started reading comic books again, and one of the first ones I picked up was Robert Kirkman’s series The Walking Dead, published by Image Comics. While I read each comic individually, I figured…

While G. Norman Lippert’s novels aren’t quite as masterfully written as J.K. Rowling’s original series, that doesn’t make them any less compelling. I blew through The Curse of the Gatekeeper in a single day, and it…

I stumbled across G. Norman Lippert’s fan fiction novel James Potter and the Hall of Elders’ Crossing unintentionally, but I’m happy I did because this book provided me with a nice interlude from my work. If…

Collins’ final installment of the Hunger Games trilogy is a little different than The Hunger Games and Catching Fire. For one thing, Katniss is losing her mental stability after all the emotional and physical trauma…